Modern Indian Literature - An Anthology : Vol. 3 Plays & Prose
Book Details
- Title: Modern Indian Literature, An Anthology: Plays and Prose
- Editor: K. M. George
- Publisher: Sahitya Akademi
- Language: English
- Pages: 727
- Publication Year: 1994
- ISBN: 8172017839
- Format: Hardcover
About the Book
Modern Indian Literature, An Anthology: Plays and Prose edited by K. M. George is an important volume in the celebrated Modern Indian Literature anthology series published by Sahitya Akademi. This comprehensive collection presents a rich selection of Indian plays and prose writings translated into English, offering readers a broad perspective on the literary traditions of modern India.
The anthology highlights the diversity of Indian literature across multiple languages, regions, and cultural backgrounds. Through carefully selected dramatic works and prose pieces, the book explores themes such as social change, human relationships, nationalism, tradition, modernity, and cultural identity. It serves as a bridge connecting readers to the literary voices and storytelling traditions of different parts of India.
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Book Details
- Title: Modern Indian Literature, An Anthology: Plays and Prose
- Editor: K. M. George
- Publisher: Sahitya Akademi
- Language: English
- Pages: 727
- Publication Year: 1994
- ISBN: 8172017839
- Format: Hardcover
About the Book
Modern Indian Literature, An Anthology: Plays and Prose edited by K. M. George is an important volume in the celebrated Modern Indian Literature anthology series published by Sahitya Akademi. This comprehensive collection presents a rich selection of Indian plays and prose writings translated into English, offering readers a broad perspective on the literary traditions of modern India.
The anthology highlights the diversity of Indian literature across multiple languages, regions, and cultural backgrounds. Through carefully selected dramatic works and prose pieces, the book explores themes such as social change, human relationships, nationalism, tradition, modernity, and cultural identity. It serves as a bridge connecting readers to the literary voices and storytelling traditions of different parts of India.
